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Turkey: What is Russia thinking?

Sputnik, yes not reliable for news, but it tells you where to propaganda is going.

"Syrian army came under mortar fire from positions inside Turkey. Turkey is also increasing arms supplies to rebels."

http://m.sputniknews.com/middleeast/20151128/1030923106/syrian-army-mortars.html?utm_source=https%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2FL6kk2zcRcx&utm_medium=short_url&utm_content=ajqV&utm_campaign=URL_shortening
 
If it turns out to be true, I can envision turkey doing something really stupid and that would be to attack Russian positions in Syria. God help us all of that comes to pass. It will make the shoot down of the Russian bomber seem like nothing. Seems like as the fog of war clears, this thing is starting to get serious unless I'm reading too much into it
 
I haven't seen Ryan on here in a while...are we going to DEFCON 4? The deployment of the S-400 is very worrying to me IMHO...
 
Not sure about the mortor fire, but reuters confirms the increase in arms shipments to rebels http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/11/28/uk-mideast-crisis-syria-turkey-idUKKBN0TH0KY20151128
 
JohnStone said:
Not sure about the mortor fire, but reuters confirms the increase in arms shipments to rebels http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/11/28/uk-mideast-crisis-syria-turkey-idUKKBN0TH0KY20151128

Crap...I just found this golden nugget...things are not looking good

https://twitter.com/L0gg0l/status/670691059442282496
 
jjjppp11 said:
JohnStone said:
Not sure about the mortor fire, but reuters confirms the increase in arms shipments to rebels http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/11/28/uk-mideast-crisis-syria-turkey-idUKKBN0TH0KY20151128

Crap...I just found this golden nugget...things are not looking good

https://twitter.com/L0gg0l/status/670691059442282496

Clearly not...
 
Oswald said:
bevans13 said:
Sputnik, yes not reliable for news, but it tells you where to propaganda is going.

"Syrian army came under mortar fire from positions inside Turkey. Turkey is also increasing arms supplies to rebels."

http://m.sputniknews.com/middleeast/20151128/1030923106/syrian-army-mortars.html?utm_source=https%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2FL6kk2zcRcx&utm_medium=short_url&utm_content=ajqV&utm_campaign=URL_shortening

Its as reliable as anything else I've seen- Its fine as long as you understand their position and agenda so you know what to filter out.

Basically this. It's their version of Western MSM, so their ideology/viewpoint is naturally strewn throughout, one thing that is beneficial though is that RT/Sputnik typically break certain stories hour(s) before CNN does. To add to that they also carry articles which MSM will not.
jjjppp11 said:
Crap...I just found this golden nugget...things are not looking good

https://twitter.com/L0gg0l/status/670691059442282496

Oh boy. Time to get on the radio.
 
jjjppp11 said:
JohnStone said:
Not sure about the mortor fire, but reuters confirms the increase in arms shipments to rebels http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/11/28/uk-mideast-crisis-syria-turkey-idUKKBN0TH0KY20151128

Crap...I just found this golden nugget...things are not looking good

https://twitter.com/L0gg0l/status/670691059442282496

Hate it when people Tweet stuff like that without a source.
 
JohnStone said:
jjjppp11 said:
JohnStone said:
Not sure about the mortor fire, but reuters confirms the increase in arms shipments to rebels http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/11/28/uk-mideast-crisis-syria-turkey-idUKKBN0TH0KY20151128

Crap...I just found this golden nugget...things are not looking good

https://twitter.com/L0gg0l/status/670691059442282496

Hate it when people Tweet stuff like that without a source.

Same...This guy is rather reliable though...
 
jjjppp11 said:
I haven't seen Ryan on here in a while...are we going to DEFCON 4? The deployment of the S-400 is very worrying to me IMHO...


Right now, the action is localized to the Syrian-Turkish border area. No threats toward the United States. Now, if we see troop movements throughout the world, subs disappearing etc then we might see a change.....in my opinion. Also, do we have any members near our land based ICBMs? If so, watch for any increased AF traffic to them. I can give more info on what that meant from a civilian point of view based on what I saw during the 1980s....especially 1983-1985.
 
does tinker AFB in OKC have nukes? I can't remember. I'm 90 miles from tinker, and as i've said many times before, my wife is stationed here at vance afb in Enid, OK which is just a pilot base for the 71st flight training wing, and as far as I know, there aren't even any missles on base.
 
jjjppp11 said:
I haven't seen Ryan on here in a while...are we going to DEFCON 4?

It is Thanksgiving weekend in the United States. Everyone is still celebrating/recovering.

Rest assured, though, that even during the holidays, we monitor things 24 hours a day. Yes, we actually have staff working the night shift who keep an eye on what is happening. And yes, I have been woken up in the middle of the night when I need to know something. I'm not in a good mood when that happens, but it happens. :lol: :lol:

As to changing the alert, we continue to evaluate the situation every day...every moment of the day. If it needs to change, it will. Trust me. No one on the staff is shy about the alert code. We talk about it constantly.
 
Russia seems bipolar now.

At first after the shootdown... "oh no you didn't!"
A day after the shootdown: "oh looks like there won't be turkey for the holidays."


Wonder what defense status russia is on. I'm thinking medium alert
 
Im hearing rumors from some colleages that russia is seriously considering something dangerous right now. Dont quote me. My colleages have been correct when they tell me these things But they are hearing this from the grapevine, they havent got anything solid.
 
DEFCONWarningSystem said:
jjjppp11 said:
I haven't seen Ryan on here in a while...are we going to DEFCON 4?

It is Thanksgiving weekend in the United States. Everyone is still celebrating/recovering.

Rest assured, though, that even during the holidays, we monitor things 24 hours a day. Yes, we actually have staff working the night shift who keep an eye on what is happening. And yes, I have been woken up in the middle of the night when I need to know something. I'm not in a good mood when that happens, but it happens. :lol: :lol:

As to changing the alert, we continue to evaluate the situation every day...every moment of the day. If it needs to change, it will. Trust me. No one on the staff is shy about the alert code. We talk about it constantly.

I am also in the U.S. I, however, have mainly been on here to avoid family...Oh well...

I'd agree with you as far as to where this event stands...It's an international incident for sure, but I think the magnetite of just how bad or insignificant it is shall yet to be determined.
 
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